Reincarnation Monarch

"I'm sorry. Thank you."

General Gilios, who was a free man, lowered his head towards Gaius.

Gaius laughed lightly.

"No, thank goodness." You were in danger, weren't you? "

"Yeah, I'm on the verge of execution."

"That's right. But why would we all be executed so suddenly?"

Then Gilios squeezed his shoulders with a troubled face.

"Even if I ask you..."

“Sure. You didn't have to ask the executioner.”

Gaius looked around and saw that the other political prisoners were unarmed and free.

"Now, we need to get in touch with them..."

Gilios reacted to Gaius' murmur.

Those guys?

Oh, did I say "nest" to your staff officer?

Is it connected to Nest?

"For the time being. But you're here..."

What's the matter?

"No, the first story was about rescuing you and taking you to the Nest castle..."

Gaius said that and looked around.

"I can't just leave the other political prisoners alone..."

Gaius looked troubled.

Gilios had a similarly troubled face.

"Sure... that's a lot of attention in this number."

"Hmm, I don't know what to do..."

Gaius flipped his head to the side for a while and thought about it, but in the end, he showed a look of abandonment.

“I don't have a choice. I'll have to take her with me.”

Then Gilios reacted immediately.

“Where are you taking me?”

Gaius replied with a shrugged shoulder.

"Where they are."

Gilios looked surprised.

To the castles of the Nest?

"Yeah, I'm not going anywhere else."

"But... isn't it too conspicuous?"

"It stands out. It stands out." Because there are about a hundred of them. "

"Are you taking a hundred of those people with you?"

"Oh, that's the only way. In the meantime, we need to rendezvous with the nests."

It's like telling you where to find me, isn't it?

Gaius nodded heavily.

“Yeah, that's right. But if you think about it, that's fine."

Gilios tilted his head.

"It sounds like a problem to me..."

But Gaius answered again with confidence.

"No, there's no problem. Because I'm with you."